Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-05
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wurk--Wiltiam H. 9laisiell has this day
transferred his stock of bees consisting Of
| twenty Dne .warns from their winter Qua.t-rs
| IN the cellar, 10 their Old stand in the open
air. Although they were cpnfined 10 the c. J.
lar more than five months, yet only one
swarm died during that Tina. 1t being very
warm and pleasant to-day. the little workers
seemed TO appreciate their liberty very mucn.
and appeared to b. ready for nunry gathering
again. Your correspondent being present at
the time, being compelled 10 retreat several
| times TO a considerable distance from their
hives, thinks they are also well prepared with
their usual weapons for defence against all
lntruders the coming season.
MI VERNON Our correspondent writes
May 1: The late storm was the worst for
years, washing the roads and taking cut cul-
verts and ridges more than was ever known
IL one torn before The Board of Health
appointed for this town consists of DR. s.
Burbank for three years James A. Robinson
for Two Years, and Rufus Fletcher for one
year.-The Allen Brothers have gone to Bos-
ton to purchase goods TO fill their new store.
Success TO them Ben Poole has gone Idaho.
The ice is nearly out of lake Minnehswk.
The village school commenced Monday
under the charge of Mr.. Smith of Monmouth.
profitable term is looked for.
NORTH MONMOUTH Our corresp )ndent
writes Us concerning a matter OF interest to
many Maine citizens. Not long since it was
| reported that the family by the name of
Magyar were to have large estate fall to
them However true it may be. | do not
| know. About one hundred years ago the
first John Aiagnar made his appearance in
New Hampshire. He ran away from Dublin.
Ireland, and came in no small degree of
pomp, tor he Was dressed in a white linen
suit with silver buckles, and black silk
stockings which reachtd TO the knee. tie
had with him several OF these suits tor change,
| all white linen, and as some of our grand
| mothers OF the first family have told us, a
halt bushel of gold and silver coin After
marrying the widowed mother of Samuel
| Harvey, and having four children of his own,
he took botn families and they came all the
way from n. ii. to Monmouth on horseback
! Here, by his smartness in school teaching, he
received the title OF Master Msgnar BY which
name he was called until his death. have
been told of late that he taught the first school
ever taught in Green. His only son that
| lived James Magyar, settled IN Wayne
| There is III the Bank of Eng land a vast
amount of money awaiting to De claimed by
the righttul owners There have been many
who have called themselves agents, and have
deceived people, but this does not lessen the
fect of the money being there. The Royal
| Courts of Justice decided TO have list of all
these claims printed in book form, which was
| printed July |, 1884, an this Is the only
authorized Inst OF Dormant funds. | have
lately received one of the books from Eng
| land in WIN h are printed names OF every
| discrptiou,O i persons who have money there.
| aud by whom iett there, and names OF almost
every color There are Gray, Green. Brown
Black, White, Yeliowiy, Buett. Some ar,
described very plainly, calling all the Nance
of the family. among these are Alexander
Bishop, Cox. Curwen, SC.
SOMERSET.
No MADIsoN.-Our correspondent writes
! May 4 About twenty friends and neighbor'
of Dlnsmore Cleveland met at his house OF
Tuesday and cut his wool into stove wood
and left him feeling very much pleased by
their kindness.-rhe river has overh1wet
its banks and the low land is nearly covered
while the roads are impossible in places
The Forks stage did not come down Frida,
! and Saturday. The mail was brought from
| Scion to North Madison by the way of Blck
neil Corner in a single team WIN. Nottor
is still very low, but Is gaming slow y.-T The
u derpinning of the picker room of The
| Madison wooden mill Is again swept away
AT the auction sale of the Holbrook est ate
uanrv Merrill hid in rho farm and Iohr
! Hulbrook the nursery stock in thu treehouse
/ Tho mice have injured the fruit trees Sc
verely in this vicinity Samuel Padham Ia:
movad onto tb, nlscs recentlv vacated by
Erad Flven
CANAAN Our correspondent writes May
4 Joseph Nj. Booker, WHO WAS a pcnsIonel
vim a n,fa and seven children while in ,
sn.lI of dssronIanr, cnt Ill throat on Tuas
DIV afternoon an, vas found hv his children
h.rk ,f his honsa in an unconscious state
DR. shean vas snmm,neI ana touo3 hf.
almost axti,ct from loss Of blood. There j.
ma h,ne of NJ. recovery. The emf WAS made
with razor. and commenced well back O
the mock and extended round to the front anr
nuite dsan The family will he Jeff ouit,
t.sti,nt, rho oc,iop nf Noah II Rnrr,I
and ,ifa sga;nst m. Travellers life and Ac
c;1.nt Iusnr.nco Comnanv comes on fo,
,r,,l ms wa.S f,r.th. l. : Circnit Court
and Dr. Ivory Lowe and +, & Lord ar
summoned a. witnesses This suit is trough
nv the nsrents of Elmer Burrill. deceased. tc
rscovar sf the C,mnany $1,000. on accom-
of his daath nv accident. ne having had hi
IIfs ,n.urad by the Company for that amour
navaole TO hit mother. The Company claim
/ MT tho in.urpd came To MS death from Al
,,inrv rerei, "a Will. engaged in boxing an,
that nv the expres. terms of the policy tn
Comnanv are not liable for the result of III
Injuries ca received
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